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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chronicle Two: The Evidence Man, Chapters 12-17.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When a new law was enacted that deemed Osage people with guardians as "restricted" (79) from that point forward, what did that mean about their situation?
(a) They could not have access to cash.
(b) They could not spend more than a few thousand dollars annually.
(c) They could not shop in stores outside of the reservation.
(d) They could not marry white spouses.

2. Who testified in defense of the Osage people at a Congressional hearing, arguing "that the government should not be dictating the Osage's financial decisions" (79)?
(a) William Hale.
(b) Theodore Roosevelt.
(c) Mollie Burkhart.
(d) Tom White.

3. The text states that the Osage tribe took in more than $30 million in what year?
(a) 1923.
(b) 1931.
(c) 1901.
(d) 1886.

4. In what month and year did the justice of the peace close his inquiries into Anna's murder?
(a) July 1921.
(b) November 1927.
(c) May 1918.
(d) October 1923.

5. Who was the only one to survive the bombing of the Smiths' home, but only lived for four days?
(a) Bill Smith.
(b) Mollie Burkhart.
(c) Nettie Brookshire.
(d) Rita Smith.

Short Answer Questions

1. Just before W.W. Vaughn left his house for the last time, to whom did he give information about hidden evidence and money?

2. How many times per year were Osage land auctions held?

3. Who was listed as the beneficiary on Henry Roan's $25,000 life insurance policy?

4. In what decade did the U.S. government forcibly move the Osage tribe from their land in Kansas?

5. What is NOT one role the author names when describing Henry Grammer?

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